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Burleson · issues
Topics getting the most attention in Burleson public meetings, ranked by how frequently they come up.
A developer wants to switch 1.79 acres on E. Renfro Street from agriculture to commercial use, which could pave the way for new businesses.
Leaders will review ongoing capital projects to ensure infrastructure keeps pace with Burleson's rapid growth.
The board is considering a land swap that trades 4.1 acres at 2100 Lakewood Drive in Hooper Business Park for 4.267 acres at 9028 CR 1019. This exchange could impact local economic development property holdings and future utilization.
The council is set to approve a negotiated settlement with Atmos Energy to adjust gas utility rates across the system.
The board approved a $28,000 budget increase to cover park maintenance costs associated with a partnership with BISA. This is a 'pass-through' budget item where the city collects revenue from BISA and spends it on the required maintenance.
A worker got seriously hurt on a cell tower, leading to a massive power outage for 5,000 Burleson residents. Firefighters had to rescue the worker, causing the blackout. Power is mostly restored now, but it was a chaotic situation.
Burleson's getting a massive makeover with two huge new developments planned. We're talking thousands of new homes and a cool $1 billion injection into the city's coffers. Get ready for some major changes!
Burleson is using robots to check out how accessible the city's sidewalks are. This tech-savvy approach will help identify areas needing improvement to make our streets more walkable for everyone.
The council is reviewing the proposed budget and tax rates for the next year. This will determine how much you pay in property taxes and what services the city can afford.
The city is looking to create a new drainage utility system, which will likely lead to new fees on your utility bill to help manage stormwater.
Burleson needs to ensure its interests are represented at the regional level. By appointing a voting member, the city can weigh in on important regional policies and leadership.
The library is rolling out new services like laptop checkouts and 'Tonies' audio players. These additions help keep our library modern and accessible for all residents.
Burleson is on the verge of a huge expansion! Think thousands of new homes and a college campus on the way. Get ready for a whole new look and feel for the city.
Board members are looking into keeping the outdoor pool open on weekends in late August to help residents beat the heat, as current schedules align with the earlier school start date.
Burleson is getting a massive makeover! Over 800 acres are slated for a huge new development that's going to change the face of the city.